Talk:Jed Madela
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I added the latest news on Jed plus imporatant links.
--Florentino floro 07:20, 9 July 2007 (UTC)
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[edit]Edit the following statement professionally: Madela is just like everybody else. He loves eating chocolates, cakes and enjoys hanging out with friends. But this tenor can switch the source of his voice from his nose to mouth to diaphragm. His five-year training as the front man of the band Prime Council, honed his voice to perfection. He shared the stage with singer Aaliyah Parcs and Kulay’s former member Radha. The band’s gigs were mostly from Jed's hometown, Iloilo. Voice of Asia knocked on Jed’s door on 2003. He won the silver prize in the contest, and his big break came in the World Championship of Performing Arts (WCOPA). He won major awards including the 2005 Senior Grand Champion Performer of the World, as he bested some 3,000 contestants. He fell in love and courted fellow singer Rachelle Ann Go. Unfortunately, Rachelle was rather happy in the arms of Christian Bautista. In Only Human, Jed shares the song “Narito” with Rachelle and collaborated with Gary Valenciano on “Hard Habit to Break.” The songs included Jed’s favorites. It has 17 tracks, four of which are originals and the rest are revivals (“Human,” “Tuyo Na’ng Damdamin” and Jed’s high-tone version of “The Impossible Dream”). This album is expected to turn gold on its first week of release and would be platinum after a few weeks. Jed also dreams to release an all-original album.Yueyouko (talk) 18:23, 30 January 2008 (UTC)
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